“If he had murdered Lord Bullingdon, Barry could hardly be received...” – Narrator, Barry Lyndon ... Movie Quotes Database

If he had murdered Lord Bullingdon, Barry could hardly be received with greater contempt and coldness than what now followed him in town and country. His friends fell away from him. And a legend arose of his cruelty to his stepson.

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